roy was one of, if not the greatest trumpet player that was alive in the 21st century. his style and playing were TIMELESS. he will be talked about for generations to come
A Monster Performance!! Add this to the list of great "Things To Come" performances: Roy Hargrove, Claudio, et al on trumpet, and a HUGE solo by Justin Robinson on alto sax. Thank you, Diz & Gil, and Slide & the All-Star Orchestra.
never heard that song played any better! (LCJO a distant second with faddis and wynton) Wow masters at work!! 4 trumpet solos and trade ins great Job!! i enjoyed it!
But also his phrase obviously didn’t sound finished... so I guess if I were playing alongside I’d let him finish OR try and compliment that phrase he played so it doesn’t sound awkward like it did here lol
@Julian Diaz We don't know if they were going to trade fours at that point because they were trading eights. Roy was expecting the eights for at least another chorus. For those who do not know, Roy was quoting "Planet Rock" or "Trans Europe Express" (take your pick), and--in mid-phrase--he was cut off by someone who 1. didn't recognize the song (or that it was mid-phrase) nor recognize that Roy was not done, or 2. decided (rightly or wrongly) that it was time to trade fours.
Yeah, bass player is a real cat. When I first saw that axe, I was worried, but sounds nice. Sure wish that Slide had soloed -- such an ignored virtuoso. Love the drummer, too, whoa!
This is the rendition of 'Things to Come' by Dizzy and his 70th Birthday Band. (including Jon Faddis and Arturo Sandoval!) Live recorded at the North Sea Jazz Festival 1987 in The Hague. Some great trumpet work, but please move your precious crystal glassware to a safe place before playing 😉 (Night in Tunesia not to be missed either!) ua-cam.com/video/anJTqa21Bfc/v-deo.html
Wow, I didn’t know that existed. I immediately thought Afrika Bambaataa’s Planet Rock, which I’m pretty sure what Roy might’ve been thinking about as well. Now I see who Afrika got it from!
The personell indicated here is not exact. Roditi is inmense on trumpet, as Hargrove, but no idea who is the guy that ruins Hargrove´s Kraftwerk quote. You must listen to the other guys when you are trading, it´s not just a matter of playing virtuosistically and get the pay in Gillespie´s Tribute.
One set of personel: The Dizzy Gillespie™ All-Star Big Band under the direction of trombonist Slide Hampton with special guest trumpeter Roy Hargrove and featuring: James Moody - Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Vocals Jimmy Heath - Tenor Saxophone Frank Wess - Alto Saxophone, Flute Antonio Hart - Alto Saxophone, Flute Gary Smulyan - Baritone Saxophone Frank Greene - Lead Trumpet Greg Gisbert - Trumpet Randy Brecker - Trumpet Claudio Roditi - Trumpet, Percussion Jason Jackson - Lead Trombone Steve Davis - Trombone Jay Ashby - Trombone, Percussion Douglas Purviance - Bass Trombone Mulgrew Miller - Piano Marty Ashby - Guitar John Lee - Bass/ Executive Director Dennis Mackrel - Drums And introducing vocalist, Roberta Gambarini
I think you've listed a different version of the band with some overlap here. Randy Brecker is not on this gig (Roy Hargrove is the first soloist), nor is Antonio Hart (Justin Robinson is the alto soloist) and the pianist is not Mulgrew as someone else pointed out. It's Cyrus Chestnut.
I got you my friend: SLIDE HAMPTON - direct, bass trombone ROBERTA GAMBARINI - vocals BOBBY LAVELL - tenor sax ANTONIO HART - alto sax MARK GROSS - alto sax ANDERS BOIARSKY - tenor sax FRANK BASILE - baritone sax CLAUDIO RODITI - trumpet ROY HARGROVE - trumpet, fugelhorn, vocal (8) FRANK GREENE - trumpet GREG GISBERT - trumpet JAMES BURTON - trombone JASON JACKSON - trombone STEVE DAVIS - trombone DOUGLAS PURVIANCE - bass trombone JOHN LEE - bass guitar ROY ASSAF - piano DENNIS MACKREL - drums
Excuse me this is ridiculous - can you feel the rhythm? It is virtuosos displaying that they can play fast, but it does not give me the musical pleasure of feeling the rhythm through all my bones. There was a video on Dizzy and Parker showing how Dizzy was organizing things, but when he wanted dancers to illustrate that there were "moves" for the be-bop rhythm then the two dancers clearly were totally blown overboard, unable to make any real dance and instead did clown-tricks.
Rip Roy Hargrove man he was a great trumpet player
roy was one of, if not the greatest trumpet player that was alive in the 21st century. his style and playing were TIMELESS. he will be talked about for generations to come
Is that the only musician you know in the band? 🧑🎤
@@TboneWertman bro this was from 3 years ago 💀
A Monster Performance!! Add this to the list of great "Things To Come" performances: Roy Hargrove, Claudio, et al on trumpet, and a HUGE solo by Justin Robinson on alto sax. Thank you, Diz & Gil, and Slide & the All-Star Orchestra.
best trumpet jam ever.. this is the first recording I've heard that actually beats out the the Jazz at Lincoln Center one from They Came to Swing.
These cats have been practicing since they were 17, and Roosevelt was 17. For age, Roosevelt wins.
Alto soloist is incredible
Slide just ends it with “bye” lol
"This is the Dizzy Gillespie Band, this was 'Things to Come', bye". I love Slide Hampton lol
They right about The All Star Band! Justin Robinson on that yanagisawa sax killing it.
@Alessandro Villatoro I believe so my friend at 6:23 you can see yanagisawa on the ligature.
I played this song as a freshman in college. I was 2nd trumpet. It's a really tough song!
If the bass player makes a face like at 6:37 you know you've played some hip shit!
The bass sounds like upright one.
never heard that song played any better! (LCJO a distant second with faddis and wynton) Wow masters at work!! 4 trumpet solos and trade ins great Job!! i enjoyed it!
Stevy D, Smul, Roy, John Lee, Cyrusa, et al.... Groovin' Higher and higher!
that donna lee quote from robinson at 4:44 tho
what're you talking about
That’s one of dizzy’s backrounds, but I’m sure Charlie Parker or Dizzy borrowed it from one another
Tears of joy!
What the fuck!! What's goin on!! What is this!! It's Dizzy's legacy...
I fricken love this song. It just makes me so happy.
Y'all did the damn thing..
3:53... when you don't count on a trade smh. Roy gave him that face lol
What's a trade smh?
Esquilin Music yaaa I think he definitely felt like saying more but didn’t realize it was time to cut to half the amount of bars.
But also his phrase obviously didn’t sound finished... so I guess if I were playing alongside I’d let him finish OR try and compliment that phrase he played so it doesn’t sound awkward like it did here lol
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@Julian Diaz We don't know if they were going to trade fours at that point because they were trading eights. Roy was expecting the eights for at least another chorus. For those who do not know, Roy was quoting "Planet Rock" or "Trans Europe Express" (take your pick), and--in mid-phrase--he was cut off by someone who 1. didn't recognize the song (or that it was mid-phrase) nor recognize that Roy was not done, or 2. decided (rightly or wrongly) that it was time to trade fours.
So good, everyone playing their A game.
Yeah, bass player is a real cat. When I first saw that axe, I was worried, but sounds nice. Sure wish that Slide had soloed -- such an ignored virtuoso. Love the drummer, too, whoa!
Burning!!!!!!!!!
RIP Hoy
Justin Robinson...wow...
I think one of the best performance of this fantastic song (in mine opinion)
Heard Roy quoting 'Planet Rock'?!? HAHAHA 3:51
Unbelievable!!!!!!!!!
Love the tone the bass player is getting from his instrument...
COOL! Before next concert you must tell the soloist to stay in line or ask them to draw a number . . . :-)
It even looks good when you switch to full screen.
The pianist is Cyrus Chestnut.
This is the rendition of 'Things to Come' by Dizzy and his 70th Birthday Band. (including Jon Faddis and Arturo Sandoval!) Live recorded at the North Sea Jazz Festival 1987 in The Hague. Some great trumpet work, but please move your precious crystal glassware to a safe place before playing 😉
(Night in Tunesia not to be missed either!)
ua-cam.com/video/anJTqa21Bfc/v-deo.html
Cyrus Chestnut seriously has insane listening skills
Fan...tastique...
so we really not gonna talk about Gary Smulyan's PHAT bari sound in the sax section
Roy quoted Bambaataa's Planet Rock!
Excellent
Great Comping on the Piano.
Amazing!
maravilloso
Smoking hot rendition!
Who is everybody? ....and how is everybody?
RWG Roy 🎺
muito bom!!
Haha they didn’t know where to clap at the end
ho my god the monsters
At 3:50 is a quote of Kraftwerk's Trans Europe Express.
Spot on Laddie!
Wow, I didn’t know that existed. I immediately thought Afrika Bambaataa’s Planet Rock, which I’m pretty sure what Roy might’ve been thinking about as well. Now I see who Afrika got it from!
Rip Roy Hargrove
The personell indicated here is not exact. Roditi is inmense on trumpet, as Hargrove, but no idea who is the guy that ruins Hargrove´s Kraftwerk quote. You must listen to the other guys when you are trading, it´s not just a matter of playing virtuosistically and get the pay in Gillespie´s Tribute.
6:10 weird way to hold a trombone but okay...
Looks like he's left handed so that makes sense for him.
@@libertydoc Sure but its just so disorienting that hes literally putting his hand through the tubing
It would make a bit more sense with a small bore trombone i think
weird comment, nerd
now that you've pointed it out I can't unsee it.
One set of personel: The Dizzy Gillespie™ All-Star Big Band under the direction of trombonist Slide Hampton
with special guest trumpeter Roy Hargrove and featuring:
James Moody - Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Vocals
Jimmy Heath - Tenor Saxophone
Frank Wess - Alto Saxophone, Flute
Antonio Hart - Alto Saxophone, Flute
Gary Smulyan - Baritone Saxophone
Frank Greene - Lead Trumpet
Greg Gisbert - Trumpet
Randy Brecker - Trumpet
Claudio Roditi - Trumpet, Percussion
Jason Jackson - Lead Trombone
Steve Davis - Trombone
Jay Ashby - Trombone, Percussion
Douglas Purviance - Bass Trombone
Mulgrew Miller - Piano
Marty Ashby - Guitar
John Lee - Bass/ Executive Director
Dennis Mackrel - Drums
And introducing vocalist, Roberta Gambarini
Erdman West III i thought roy was in the band?
I think you've listed a different version of the band with some overlap here. Randy Brecker is not on this gig (Roy Hargrove is the first soloist), nor is Antonio Hart (Justin Robinson is the alto soloist) and the pianist is not Mulgrew as someone else pointed out. It's Cyrus Chestnut.
Erdman West III that is definitely not Claudio or Randy
And that's Justin Robinson on sax.
This is a very incorrect list.
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Why don't you LIST the players??
I got you my friend:
SLIDE HAMPTON - direct, bass trombone
ROBERTA GAMBARINI - vocals
BOBBY LAVELL - tenor sax
ANTONIO HART - alto sax
MARK GROSS - alto sax
ANDERS BOIARSKY - tenor sax
FRANK BASILE - baritone sax
CLAUDIO RODITI - trumpet
ROY HARGROVE - trumpet, fugelhorn, vocal (8)
FRANK GREENE - trumpet
GREG GISBERT - trumpet
JAMES BURTON - trombone
JASON JACKSON - trombone
STEVE DAVIS - trombone
DOUGLAS PURVIANCE - bass trombone
JOHN LEE - bass guitar
ROY ASSAF - piano
DENNIS MACKREL - drums
Lucas Taylor That’s the wrong list; that’s the list from the Jazzwoche recording of Night in Tunisia.
Benny Golson and Jimmy Heath Still Going!!!
Btw that's gary smulyan on bari
I guess Cyrus Chestnut on piano.
Rip
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Who’s the lead alto?
Probably he is Mr.David Grasser.He is Count Basie Orchestra’s Lead Alto.
Who is the bass player?
John Lee. He played bass for Dizzy Gillespie, among many others.
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4:34
Who is that at 2:06?
Maliq Mendez-McGillivray tony lujan I think
Tony Lujan
ОХРЕНЕТЬ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On these kind of trumpet battles no one wins and everyone loses.
I’m
They could have played higher lol
Excuse me this is ridiculous - can you feel the rhythm? It is virtuosos displaying that they can play fast, but it does not give me the musical pleasure of feeling the rhythm through all my bones.
There was a video on Dizzy and Parker showing how Dizzy was organizing things, but when he wanted dancers to illustrate that there were "moves" for the be-bop rhythm then the two dancers clearly were totally blown overboard, unable to make any real dance and instead did clown-tricks.
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